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Launch Free Condom Distribution Initiative, Former Lawmaker Tells FG

David Bolton
August 14, 2023 1 min read

Amid biting economic hardship, a former lawmaker, Ben Murray-Bruce, has suggested to the incoming minister of health and the federal government to launch a free condom distribution initiative.

Murray-Bruce said the suggestion is in light of the deepening economic challenges facing Nigerians, which had gravely impacted the middle class and exacerbated poverty levels.

In a post on his social media platform on Monday, the former lawmaker believed that ensuring accessibility to contraceptives was a crucial step in mitigating a potential population explosion.

He wrote, β€œIn light of the deepening economic challenges that Nigeria faces, which have gravely impacted the middle class and exacerbated poverty levels, it is imperative for the incoming Minister of Health or the federal government to launch a free condom distribution initiative immediately.

β€œEnsuring accessibility to contraceptives is a crucial step in mitigating a potential population explosion, particularly when the financially constrained majority may prioritise basic necessities over family planning methods. An ounce of prevention now can avert a looming socio-economic catastrophe in the future.”